[B-Greek] Discourse Analysis - Luke 6:20, 24
michaelhayes at juno.com
michaelhayes at juno.com
Mon Feb 13 12:11:13 EST 2006
Gary O'Neal,
When you state "In Discourse Analysis as proposed by SIL," what specific
documents are you referring to? I would like to know for my own study.
Thank You.
Michael E. Hayes
In Discourse Analysis as proposed by SIL, one of the first steps is to
turn the text into propositions. To do this, all events are expressed as
verbs and implicit information is made explicit. I am working through
Luke 6:17-49, the Sermon on the Plain. To turn the beatitudes into
propositions, I would rephrase them in this manner:
Luke 6:20b
GNT - Makarioi hoi ptwcoi
Eng - Blessed are the poor
Proposition - God has blessed the poor
My question is how to handle the following 'woe' section
Luke 6:24a
ouai humin tois plousiois
Woe to you who are rich
Question #1 - Is God the implied subject as in the blessing section--God
will bring woe upon you who are rich?
Question #2 - How do you turn 'woe' into a verb? God will bring horror
upon you just doesn't seem to convey what the original is saying.
Thanks for any help or direction you can provide
Gary O'Neal
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